So, I want to update this too, here's what I was thinking:

-Changing the Phantom Stamina combo to MF(-H) Phantom TH170CS.
-Reformatting the Metal Wheel section so it's what the other 4D Beyblades are like.
-Adding to the B:D section that although its solo spin times are good, B:D isn't good because it is super easily KO'd.
-Should I remove the Phantom B:D combo completely? Or say that the best possible use for B:D is that combo, albeit outclassed?
-Change the overall section to remove the glorified B:D stuff.

That is really a Balance combo, though. Maybe D?
Always try to include best combination for a part. Has it been thoroughly tested vs other Stamina? (I haven't really gone into the testing threads in a while)

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I actually meant D, my mistake. th!nk was telling me about the CS one and it got in my head, haha

Hey all. I made a few edits to this draft. I'm not particularly great at this though, so forgive me if it's bad.

Face: Orion

The Face of this Beyblade depicts the Orion constellation, a mighty hunter in Greek Mythology.

4D Clear Wheel: Orion

-Weight: 3.0 Grams

Orion is a four-sided Clear Wheel that has two sharper spikes and two broad edges. The two sharper sides of the Clear Wheel represent the top of Orion's forehead, and create a distinct face when used in conjunction with Phantom. It contains the iron powder that all 4D Clear Wheels have, however this does not add significantly to it's weight.

4D Metal Wheel: Phantom

-Weight: 44.50 Grams

Phantom is structured of both a Metal Frame and Core. The Core is located in the center of the Metal Wheel, and is polycarbonate. The Core is the Base of the Metal Wheel, as it is where the rest of the Beyblade's parts connect to. The Metal Frame surrounds the Core, and this structure provides many positive attributes, the most prominent being the added Flywheel effect.

Phantom has two Modes, named "Attack Mode" and "Stamina Mode", and can switch Modes by flipping the Metal Frame 180 Degrees. Attack Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "Smirk", four blue stars, and two prominent smooth curves. The more rigid and indented Mode is Stamina Mode.

[b]Use in Stamina Combination
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Phantom's Stamina Mode is great for Stamina purposes in combos such as Phantom Cancer W145WD or Phantom Cancer TH170/230D

Use in Attack/Tornado Staller Combination
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Phantom's Attack Mode has been shown to work well in the Tornado Staller combo Phantom Hades/Cancer 90MF.
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Metal Frame

-Weight: 42.0 Grams

The Metal Frame is what mostly affects the 4D Metal Wheel's performance, as well as the Mode Change. The outward weight distribution provided by the Metal Frame gives Phantom great balance.

Core:

-Weight: 2.50 Grams

This Core is a translucent purple color, and has four small, upward-facing protrusions that allow Phantom to switch Modes. It is made of the light-weight Polycarbonate material that all plastic components of MFB are made of, and is relatively thin.

4D Bottom: Bearing Drive (B:D):

-Weight: 3.45 Grams

B:D has a unique, tall shape, and a height comparable to the TH170 (170 height) Track. It is also of a translucent yellow color which allows a faint view of the internal workings of the Shielded Ball Bearings. B:D is similar to bearings used in past Beyblade Systems such as Wolborg MS' Bearing Core, and lives up to the reputation that Bearings have. Bearings allow the Beyblade to spin for long periods of time with minimal amounts of friction.

Bearing Drive features a metal shaft connected to the middle of the 4D Bottom, a metal casing that it connected to the tip of B:D, and metal spheres in between them. Sometimes, the bearing is able to stop the shaft from spinning, resulting in less friction between the stadium floor and itself. These factors increase Stamina, and due to these features, B:D can reach solo spin times of up to seven minutes,but has many mold variations and general inconsistencies that can make this rarely happen. B:D's solo spin time often varies between 2-5 minutes.


Use in Stamina? Customization
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While B:D has many issues in a BB-10, it has proven to work extremely well in Zero-G Stadiums such as the combo Gargole/Revizer Dragooon B:D

Other Versions

- Phantom Orion B:D Skeleton Ver. - CoroCoro Magazine (Translucent White w/ Black Metal Frame)

Gallery

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Overall

-Weight: 48.15 Grams

Phantom Orion B:D is an extremely versatile Beyblade that contains many useful parts. Phantom's Stamina is roughly equal to that of Duo, albeit performing better in different competitive situations and B:D is considered by many to be the best parts to use in Zero-G Stadiums. As an added bonus, this Beyblade is primarily used uncustomized. Every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade

Face: Orion

The Face of this Beyblade depicts the Orion constellation, a mighty hunter in Greek Mythology.

4D Clear Wheel: Orion

-Weight: 3.0 Grams

Orion is a four-sided Clear Wheel that has two sharper spikes and two broad edges. The two sharper sides of the Clear Wheel represent the top of Orion's forehead, and create a distinct face when used in conjunction with Phantom. It contains the iron powder that all 4D Clear Wheels have, however this does not add significantly to its weight. The Orion Clear Wheel works well with the Flash Metal Wheel: its weight distribution is synergetic with Flash's and exposes its contact points perfectly.

4D Metal Wheel: Phantom

-Weight: 44.50 Grams

Phantom is structured of both a Metal Frame and Core. The Core is located in the center of the Metal Wheel, and is polycarbonate. The Core is the Base of the Metal Wheel, as it is where the rest of the Beyblade's parts connect to. The Metal Frame surrounds the Core, and this structure provides many positive attributes, the most prominent being the added Flywheel effect.

Phantom has two Modes, named "Attack Mode" and "Stamina Mode", and can switch Modes by flipping the Metal Frame 180 Degrees. Stamina Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "Smirk", four blue stars, and two prominent smooth curves. The more rigid and indented Mode is Attack Mode.

Use in Stamina Combination
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Phantom's Stamina Mode is great for Stamina purposes in the combos MF Phantom Orion BD145EDS/CS and MF Phantom Orion 230CS.

Metal Frame

-Weight: 42.0 Grams

The Metal Frame is what mostly affects the 4D Metal Wheel's performance, as well as the Mode Change. The outwards weight provided by the Metal Frame gives Phantom great balance.

Core:

-Weight: 2.50 Grams

This Core is a translucent purple color in this release , and has four small, upward-facing protrusions that allow Phantom to switch Modes. It is made of the light-weight Polycarbonate material that all plastic components of MFB are made of, and is relatively thin.

4D Bottom: Bearing Drive (B:D):

-Weight: 3.45 Grams

B:D has a unique, tall shape, and a height comparable to the TH170 (170 height) Track. It is also of a translucent yellow color which allows a faint view of the internal workings of the Shielded Ball Bearings. B:D is similar to bearings used in past Beyblade Systems such as Wolborg MS' Bearing Core, and lives up to the reputation that Bearings have. Bearings allow the Beyblade to spin for long periods of time with minimal amounts of friction.

Bearing Drive features a metal shaft connected to the middle of the 4D Bottom, a metal casing that it connected to the tip of B:D, and metal spheres in between them. Sometimes, the bearing is able to stop the shaft from spinning, resulting in less friction between the stadium floor and itself. These factors increase Stamina, and due to these features, B:D can reach solo spin times of up to seven minutes.


Use in Stamina Combination
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With a Metal Face Heavy and the Phantom 4D Metal Wheel, B:D's potential is maximized in the combo MF/-H Phantom Orion B:D.

Other Versions

*Phantom Orion B:D Skeleton Ver. - CoroCoro Magazine (White)
*Phantom Orion 145ES - Hasbro Metal Fury (Printed Face, yellow Track and Bottom)
*Phantom Orion 145ES - Hasbro Legendary Bladers Origins Set
*Phantom Orion B:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Series (Printed Face, orange and green Clear Wheel, orange Metal Wheel Core, opaque Track)

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-Weight: 48.15 Grams

Phantom Orion B:D is an extremely versatile Beyblade that contains many useful parts. Phantom's Stamina is roughly equal to that of Scythe, and B:D is considered by many to be the best MFB Stamina Bottom to date. As an added bonus, this Beyblade is primarily used uncustomized. Every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade

I made some edits in bold.

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4/29/12: The Spring Sortie (BB-10)
7/22/12: The Triple Threat (MFB+Plastics+HMS formats)
9/23/12: Autumn's Assault (Zero G)
October 2012: October Achtung (Zero G) (placed second)
12/15/12: Holiday Havoc! (Zero-G)
2/24/13: Paper vs. Plastic (Zero-G+Plastic Formats)
4/21/13: BR Maryland Qualifier (Zero-G)
5/26/12: BeyDays 2013! (BB-10) (placed first)
7/14/13: Heated Metal Plastic-y Madness! (HMS + Plastics) (placed third in HMS)
7/20/13: The Bey Brawl! (BB-10)
9/28/13 "OK, alright, mirai~!" (BB-10) (placed second)
12/15/13 No Limit Holdem'! (Zero-G, Limited)
1/19/14 Happy Gnu Year! (Zero-G)
2/23/14 Better Late Than Never! (Limited, Plastics, which I got 3rd in)
3/29/14 GBT2 North Carolina Qualfier (Limited, got 4th)
3/30/14 GBT2 Maryland Qualifier (Limited)
6/8/14 A Prehistoric Venture (Limited, HMS, placed first in HMS)
6/21/14 A Timely Farewell (Standard, Tag-Team (not official format), Zero-G, placed first in tag-team and third in Zero-G)

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Diablo Kerbecs E230CF
SB Discussion
Q Discussion
MB Discussion
RS Discussion
BWD Discussion
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F:S Discussion
SA165 Discussion

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Imperial: Isn't the Legend Blader Orion the same as the starter one?

Merged parts of Imperial's with this and removed slashed parts.

Face: Orion

The Face of this Beyblade depicts the Orion constellation, a mighty hunter in Greek Mythology.

4D Clear Wheel: Orion

-Weight: 3.0 Grams

Orion is a four-sided Clear Wheel that has two sharper spikes and two broad edges. The two sharper sides of the Clear Wheel represent the top of Orion's forehead, and create a distinct face when used in conjunction with Phantom. It contains the iron powder that all 4D Clear Wheels have, however this does not add significantly to its weight. The Orion Clear Wheel works well with the Flash Metal Wheel: its weight distribution is synergetic with Flash's and exposes its contact points perfectly.

4D Metal Wheel: Phantom

-Weight: 44.50 Grams

Phantom is structured of both a Metal Frame and Core. The Core is located in the center of the Metal Wheel, and is polycarbonate. The Core is the Base of the Metal Wheel, as it is where the rest of the Beyblade's parts connect to. The Metal Frame surrounds the Core, and this structure provides many positive attributes, the most prominent being the added Flywheel effect.

Phantom has two Modes, named "Attack Mode" and "Stamina Mode", and can switch Modes by flipping the Metal Frame 180 Degrees. Attack Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "Smirk", four blue stars, and two prominent smooth curves. The more rigid and indented Mode is Stamina Mode.

The Cancer/Gasher and Hades/Darkhelm Clear Wheels are considered to have the best synergy with Phantom, with Cancer being able to spin around 2 minutes longer than Aquario, another widely-used Stamina Clear Wheel.


[b]Use in Stamina Combination
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Phantom's Stamina Mode is great for Stamina purposes in combos such as Phantom Cancer W145WD or Phantom Cancer TH170/230D

Use in Attack/Tornado Staller Combination
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Phantom's Attack Mode has been shown to work well in the Tornado Staller combo Phantom Hades/Cancer 90MF.
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Metal Frame

-Weight: 42.0 Grams

The Metal Frame is what mostly affects the 4D Metal Wheel's performance, as well as the Mode Change. The outward weight distribution provided by the Metal Frame gives Phantom great balance.

Core:

-Weight: 2.50 Grams

This Core is a translucent purple color in this release and has four small, upward-facing protrusions that allow Phantom to switch Modes. It is made of the light-weight Polycarbonate material that all plastic components of MFB are made of, and is relatively thin.

4D Bottom: Bearing Drive (B:D):

-Weight: 3.45 Grams

B:D has a unique, tall shape, and a height comparable to the TH170 (170 height) Track. It is also of a translucent yellow color which allows a faint view of the internal workings of the Bearings allow the Beyblade to spin for long periods of time with minimal amounts of friction.

Bearing Drive features a metal shaft connected to the middle of the 4D Bottom, a metal casing that it connected to the tip of B:D, and metal spheres in between them. Sometimes, the bearing is able to stop the shaft from spinning, resulting in less friction between the stadium floor and itself. These factors increase Stamina, and due to these features, B:D can reach solo spin times of up to seven minutes,but has many mold variations and general inconsistencies that can make this rarely happen. B:D's solo spin time often varies between 2-5 minutes.


Use in Stamina? Customization
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While B:D has many issues in a BB-10, it has proven to work extremely well in Zero-G Stadiums such as the combo Gargole/Revizer Dragooon B:D

Other Versions

- Phantom Orion B:D Skeleton Ver. - CoroCoro Magazine (Translucent White w/ Black Metal Frame)
- Phantom Orion 145ES - Hasbro Metal Fury (Printed Face, yellow Track and Bottom)
- Phantom Orion B:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Series (Printed Face, orange and green Clear Wheel, orange Metal Wheel Core, opaque Track)
- Phantom Orion B:D- Legend Blader Set Ver. (gold with black Clear Wheel and Face)


Gallery

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Overall

-Weight: 48.15 Grams

Phantom Orion B:D is an extremely versatile Beyblade that contains many useful parts. Phantom's Stamina is roughly equal to that of Duo, albeit performing better in different competitive situations and B:D is considered by many to be the best parts to use in Zero-G Stadiums. Every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade

Note: I need the name of that one gold Orion from someone. That one from the rare-as-hell set.

Thank you BladerPegasis.

Crab:
http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/...yblade_Set

Its also worth noting the Killerken Dragooon B works well in Zero G.

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Do we not include releases in other Sets if not a recolor? It would be good to know all the releases it is included in, but I guess it is not necessary.

Couple errors in your draft.

seven minutes,but has many

You need a space before "but".

B is considered by many to be the best parts

Should be "one of the best parts".

Attack Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "Smirk", four blue stars, and two prominent smooth curves. The more rigid and indented Mode is Stamina Mode.

Also, I'm not positive on this but I think the modes were right before you changed them.

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Face: Orion

The Face of this Beyblade depicts the Orion constellation, a mighty hunter in Greek Mythology.

4D Clear Wheel: Orion

- Weight: 3.0 Grams

Orion is a four-sided Clear Wheel that has two sharper spikes and two broad edges. The two sharper sides of the Clear Wheel represent the top of Orion's forehead, and create a distinct face when used in conjunction with Phantom. It contains the iron powder that all 4D Clear Wheels have, however this does not add significantly to its weight. The Orion Clear Wheel works well with the Flash Metal Wheel: its weight distribution is synergetic with Flash's and exposes its contact points perfectly.

4D Metal Wheel: Phantom

- Weight: 44.50 Grams

Phantom is structured of both a Metal Frame and Core. The Core is located in the center of the Metal Wheel, and is polycarbonate. The Core is the Base of the Metal Wheel, as it is where the rest of the Beyblade's parts connect to. The Metal Frame surrounds the Core, and this structure provides many positive attributes, the most prominent being the added Flywheel effect.

Phantom has two Modes, named "Attack Mode" and "Stamina Mode", and can switch Modes by flipping the Metal Frame 180 Degrees. Attack Stamina Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "Smirk", four blue stars, and two prominent smooth curves. The more rigid and indented Mode is Stamina Attack Mode.

The Cancer/Gasher and Hades/Darkhelm Clear Wheels are considered to have the best synergy with Phantom, with Cancer being able to spin around 2 minutes longer than Aquario, another widely-used Stamina Clear Wheel.

Use in Stamina Combination
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Phantom's Stamina Mode is great for Stamina purposes in combos such as Phantom Cancer W145WD or Phantom Cancer TH170/230D

Use in Attack/Tornado Staller Combination
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Phantom's Attack Mode has been shown to work well in the Tornado Staller combo Phantom Hades/Cancer 90MF.

Metal Frame

- Weight: 42.0 Grams

The Metal Frame is what mostly affects the 4D Metal Wheel's performance, as well as the Mode Change. The outward weight distribution provided by the Metal Frame gives Phantom great balance.

Core:

- Weight: 2.50 Grams

This Core is a translucent purple color, in this release and has four small, upward-facing protrusions that allow Phantom to switch Modes. It is made of the light-weight Polycarbonate material that all plastic components of MFB are made of, and is relatively thin.

4D Bottom: Bearing Drive (B:D):

- Weight: 3.45 Grams

B:D has a unique, tall shape, and a height comparable to the TH170 (170 height) Track. It is also of a translucent yellow color which allows a faint view of the internal workings of the Bearings, which allows the Beyblade to spin for long periods of time with minimal amounts of friction.

Bearing Drive features a metal shaft connected to the middle of the 4D Bottom, a metal casing that it connected to the tip of B:D, and metal spheres in between them. Sometimes, the bearing is able to stop the shaft from spinning, resulting in less friction between the stadium floor and itself. These factors increase Stamina, and due to these features, B:D can reach solo spin times of up to seven minutes, but has many mold variations and general inconsistencies that can make this rarely happen. B:D's solo spin time often varies ranges between 2-5 minutes.


Use in Stamina Customization
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While B:D has many issues in a BB-10, it has proven to work extremely well in Zero-G Stadiums, such as the combo Gargole/Revizer Dragooon B:D

Other Versions

- Phantom Orion B:D Skeleton Ver. - CoroCoro Magazine (Translucent White with Black Metal Frame)
- Phantom Orion 145ES - Hasbro Metal Fury (Printed Face, yellow Track and Bottom)
- Phantom Orion B:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Series (Printed Face, orange and green Clear Wheel, orange Metal Wheel Core, opaque Track)
- Phantom Orion B:D - Legend Blader Beyblade Set Ver. (Gold with black Clear Wheel and Face)


Gallery

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Overall

Phantom Orion B:D is an extremely versatile Beyblade that contains many useful parts. Phantom's Stamina is roughly equal to that of Duo, albeit performing better in different competitive situations, and B:D is considered by many, one of the best parts to use in Zero-G Stadiums. To this extent, every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade.

Stamina is when it shows the face, Attack is with those indents.

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Use in Attack/Tornado Staller Combination
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Phantom's Attack Mode has been shown to work well in the Tornado Staller combo Phantom Hades/Cancer 90MF.

Wait a minute... What about this? Isn't it MF-L Phantom Cygnus 85MF instead of Phantom Cancer 90MF?

Stamina is when it shows the face, Attack is with those indents.

Ah, my bad. Stamina mode always seemed to have an oval shape to me.

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Face: Orion

The Face of this Beyblade depicts the Orion constellation, a mighty hunter in Greek Mythology.

4D Clear Wheel: Orion

- Weight: 3.0 Grams

Orion is a four-sided Clear Wheel that has two sharper spikes and two broad edges. The two sharper sides of the Clear Wheel represent the top of Orion's forehead, and create a distinct face when used in conjunction with Phantom. It contains the iron powder that all 4D Clear Wheels have, however this does not add significantly to its weight. The Orion Clear Wheel works well with the Flash Metal Wheel: its weight distribution is synergetic with Flash's and exposes its contact points perfectly.

4D Metal Wheel: Phantom

- Weight: 44.50 Grams

Phantom is structured of both a Metal Frame and Core. The Core is located in the center of the Metal Wheel, and is polycarbonate. The Core is the Base of the Metal Wheel, as it is where the rest of the Beyblade's parts connect to. The Metal Frame surrounds the Core, and this structure provides many positive attributes, the most prominent being the added Flywheel effect.

Phantom has two Modes, named "Attack Mode" and "Stamina Mode", and can switch Modes by flipping the Metal Frame 180 Degrees. Stamina Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "Smirk", four blue stars, and two prominent smooth curves. The more rigid and indented Mode is Attack Mode.

The Cancer/Gasher and Hades/Darkhelm Clear Wheels are considered to have the best synergy with Phantom, with Cancer being able to spin around 2 minutes longer than Aquario, another widely-used Stamina Clear Wheel.

Use in Stamina Combination
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Phantom's Stamina Mode is great for Stamina purposes in combos such as Phantom Cancer W145WD or Phantom Cancer TH170/230D

Use in Attack/Tornado Staller Combination
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Phantom's Attack Mode has been shown to work well in the Tornado Staller combo MF-L Phantom Hades/Cancer 85MF.

Metal Frame

- Weight: 42.0 Grams

The Metal Frame is what mostly affects the 4D Metal Wheel's performance, as well as the Mode Change. The outward weight distribution provided by the Metal Frame gives Phantom great balance.

Core:

- Weight: 2.50 Grams

This Core is a translucent purple color, and has four small, upward-facing protrusions that allow Phantom to switch Modes. It is made of the light-weight Polycarbonate material that all plastic components of MFB are made of, and is relatively thin.

4D Bottom: Bearing Drive (B:D):

- Weight: 3.45 Grams

B:D has a unique, tall shape, and a height comparable to the TH170 (170 height) Track. It is also of a translucent yellow color which allows a faint view of the internal workings of the Bearings, which allow the Beyblade to spin for long periods of time with minimal amounts of friction.

Bearing Drive features a metal shaft connected to the middle of the 4D Bottom, a metal casing that it connected to the tip of B:D, and metal spheres in between them. Sometimes, the bearing is able to stop the shaft from spinning, resulting in less friction between the stadium floor and itself. These factors increase Stamina, and due to these features, B:D can reach solo spin times of up to seven minutes, but has many mold variations and general inconsistencies that can make this rarely happen. B:D's solo spin time often ranges between 2-5 minutes.


Use in Stamina Customization
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While B:D has many issues in a BB-10, it has proven to work extremely well in Zero-G Stadiums, such as the combo Gargole/Revizer/Killerken Dragooon B:D

Other Versions

- Phantom Orion B:D Skeleton Ver. - CoroCoro Magazine (Translucent White with Black Metal Frame)
- Phantom Orion 145ES - Hasbro Metal Fury (Printed Face, yellow Track and Bottom)
- Phantom Orion B:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Series (Printed Face, orange and green Clear Wheel, orange Metal Wheel Core, opaque Track)
- Phantom Orion B:D - Legend Beyblade Set (Gold with black Clear Wheel and Face)


Gallery

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Overall

Phantom Orion B:D is an extremely versatile Beyblade that contains many useful parts. Phantom's Stamina is roughly equal to that of Duo, albeit performing better in different competitive situations, and B:D is considered by many to be one of the best parts to use in Zero-G Stadiums. To this extent, every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade.

Edit2: This thingy.

Mold Variation: Hasbro Metal Fury Version
Like all of Hasbro's Metal Fury releases, Phantom is one piece, stuck in its default mode (Stamina Mode). The PC Core area of the Metal Fury Phantom is made completely out of metal to avoid making another mold to make a second piece for the Metal Wheel. The Metal Fury Phantom is also, unfortunately, around 10 grams lighter than its original 4D counterpart. This fact combined with the reduced Flywheel Effect from the PC Core being metal makes Phantom no better than Earth and Burn, which are currently outclassed in the Hasbro Meta by Basalt, Hell, and (Hyperblade) Phantom. The version of this Metal Wheel is completely useless, and the original 4D (Hyperblade) version of it has been released to Hasbro Bladers.

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Uh the B section needs way more work. You need to make it clear how no one used to use in BB-10 (or used to) and what it worked against and what it didn't. Also make it clear that it's main use is for countering spin stealers. Also say why it's the one of the best parts for Zero-G.

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This is terrible and definitely needs to be fleshed out, but I'm putting up something for us to work with.

B:D has little competitive use in the BB-10 stadium because of its poor grip on the stadium floor, having grip worse than D Series tips. This make B:D very prone to KOs. B:D is also known for being able to be beaten by common Track heights (insert heights here). However, B:D does have use in a BB-10 countering Spin-Stealers in combos such as (Death Cancer/Killerken/Revizer/Gargole Dragooon B:D?).

B:D is considered to be one of the best parts in Zero-G because of its great balance, bearing support, and resistance to Sway Attack. Adding a heavy Synchrom Wheel can work extremely well in combos such as (Killerken/Revizer/Gargole Dragooon B:D) have been proven to work extremely well because of the high weight and the Beyblade being able to spin left.

The other main reason it wasn't used is because it does pretty badly against some very common track heights (which will need to be specifically named by someone that really knows them). Need to say that it didn't really have any usage before Zero-G came out apart from in the UK. The other reason for their use in Zero G is because the wheels are so heavy which will need to be stated.

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I don't know which heights B: D is bad against, but I made edits based on your suggestions, Ultra.

Phantom Orion B:D Measurements:

Give or take 0.02 mm.

Orion:

Length: 37.89 mm
Height: 3.67 mm


Phantom

Metal Frame:

Height: 10.31 mm
Length: 49.02 mm

Core:

Height: 2.81 mm
Length: 37.91 mm


B:D

Height: 21.23 mm

Max Length: 16.23 mm
Min Length (measured where bearings are): 9.42 mm

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4/29/12: The Spring Sortie (BB-10)
7/22/12: The Triple Threat (MFB+Plastics+HMS formats)
9/23/12: Autumn's Assault (Zero G)
October 2012: October Achtung (Zero G) (placed second)
12/15/12: Holiday Havoc! (Zero-G)
2/24/13: Paper vs. Plastic (Zero-G+Plastic Formats)
4/21/13: BR Maryland Qualifier (Zero-G)
5/26/12: BeyDays 2013! (BB-10) (placed first)
7/14/13: Heated Metal Plastic-y Madness! (HMS + Plastics) (placed third in HMS)
7/20/13: The Bey Brawl! (BB-10)
9/28/13 "OK, alright, mirai~!" (BB-10) (placed second)
12/15/13 No Limit Holdem'! (Zero-G, Limited)
1/19/14 Happy Gnu Year! (Zero-G)
2/23/14 Better Late Than Never! (Limited, Plastics, which I got 3rd in)
3/29/14 GBT2 North Carolina Qualfier (Limited, got 4th)
3/30/14 GBT2 Maryland Qualifier (Limited)
6/8/14 A Prehistoric Venture (Limited, HMS, placed first in HMS)
6/21/14 A Timely Farewell (Standard, Tag-Team (not official format), Zero-G, placed first in tag-team and third in Zero-G)

My Testing Threads (All Zero-G) (Click to View)

Diablo Kerbecs E230CF
SB Discussion
Q Discussion
MB Discussion
RS Discussion
BWD Discussion
MF-H Gravity Perseus BD145 RDF
MF-H Duo F230CF
F:S Discussion
SA165 Discussion

HMS Resources (Click to View)

HMS Question and Answer Thread
Competitive HMS Combos List
HMS Parts Discussion
HMS General Discussion

For the mold variation on Phantom, I believe we should make an article separate for Phantom Orion 145ES and eventually link that section to it. How would that be?

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Um, it depends if we are doing it for all Metal Fury articles. Are we?

To my knowledge, yes. They are Beyblades that have proper releases.

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How do I still have 17th most posts here...?

Is there any need to mention Orion's great synergy with Flash, or are the competitive uses of Clear Wheels unnecessary?

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I make idiotic posts sometimes, and I apologize for any of them. I'm still trying to be a more constructive poster. Feel free to correct me with any of my posts through PM or in the thread if it's not off-topic.
Please keep in mind when reading my posts that I know little to nothing about the current metagame and Zero-G.

Yeah, it's mentioned in the recent drafts. You're probably looking at the unedited version in the OP.

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I was confused why the OP hasn't been updated with the additions to it. There are 12 pages now, going to take awhile to do it all at once and what does and doesn't need to be added and changed. there is supposed to be instructions for breaking in a B: D too and well I didn't feel like looking through 12 pages for that additional info.

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Tournaments I've Hosted (Click to View)

1. 3/31/12 East Lansing MI Fools Rush In
   
2. 5/26/12 Grand Rapids MI Grand Bey Day Battle of the Millenium
   
3. 6/24/12 Rochester Hills MI AJ's Sendoff: A legend is never forgotten
   
4. 7/14/12 Grand Rapids MI Midsummer Scorcher
   
5. 8/18/12 Grand Rapids MI Summer's Last Blast
   
6. 9/7/12 Grand Rapids MI Back to School Blading 101
   
7. 12/2/12 Wayne MI Wyatt's Birthday Bash
   
8. 1/26/13 Lansing MI The Wintery SnowBey Fight
   
9. 11/30/13 Holland MI Synchrom Saturday
   
10. 12/21/13 Niles Illinois The Blizzard Bey Battle
    
11. 2/9/14 Kalamazoo, MI, Blade Breaking into the Zoo LTD
    
12. 2/9/14 Kalamazoo, MI, Blade Breaking into the Zoo Standard
    

Michigan BeyRankings (Click to View)

Michigan's updated rankings as of 12/24/13
#19 Yuko Ray14 1508 [A]
#79 Fang Wolf 1346 [A]
#140 Panasher 1273 [R]
#196 The Archer 1229 [PT]
#224 Wyatt V2 1215 [A]
#244 Coach 1202 [A]
#249 DaWRETCHED-one 1200 [R]
7 bladers 1973 above 1,000 beypoints

Out of area regular:
#152 Shining God MS 1262 [A]

West MI thread / MI thread / NEW Google+now working / NEW Youtube Channel

Beyblade Station has not been online lately.

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Tournaments I've Attended (Click to View)

4/29/12: The Spring Sortie (BB-10)
7/22/12: The Triple Threat (MFB+Plastics+HMS formats)
9/23/12: Autumn's Assault (Zero G)
October 2012: October Achtung (Zero G) (placed second)
12/15/12: Holiday Havoc! (Zero-G)
2/24/13: Paper vs. Plastic (Zero-G+Plastic Formats)
4/21/13: BR Maryland Qualifier (Zero-G)
5/26/12: BeyDays 2013! (BB-10) (placed first)
7/14/13: Heated Metal Plastic-y Madness! (HMS + Plastics) (placed third in HMS)
7/20/13: The Bey Brawl! (BB-10)
9/28/13 "OK, alright, mirai~!" (BB-10) (placed second)
12/15/13 No Limit Holdem'! (Zero-G, Limited)
1/19/14 Happy Gnu Year! (Zero-G)
2/23/14 Better Late Than Never! (Limited, Plastics, which I got 3rd in)
3/29/14 GBT2 North Carolina Qualfier (Limited, got 4th)
3/30/14 GBT2 Maryland Qualifier (Limited)
6/8/14 A Prehistoric Venture (Limited, HMS, placed first in HMS)
6/21/14 A Timely Farewell (Standard, Tag-Team (not official format), Zero-G, placed first in tag-team and third in Zero-G)

My Testing Threads (All Zero-G) (Click to View)

Diablo Kerbecs E230CF
SB Discussion
Q Discussion
MB Discussion
RS Discussion
BWD Discussion
MF-H Gravity Perseus BD145 RDF
MF-H Duo F230CF
F:S Discussion
SA165 Discussion

HMS Resources (Click to View)

HMS Question and Answer Thread
Competitive HMS Combos List
HMS Parts Discussion
HMS General Discussion